Stylistically and aesthetically incredible, and a beautiful homage of old rom-coms. Incredibly engrossing and tightly written script. Nigh-perfect casting and acting. And more importantly, a well intertwined message of aspiring to something beyond fear of disappointment, and a bit of self love.
A great story where a naïve and seemingly talentless young from Normandy (1959) girl finds a job in the city as a secretary, and is pushed to achieve greatness by taking part in a typing championship. This romance is elevated by every bit of movie-making.. Music, editing, camerawork, all of it! The credit and title bit at the beginning sets it up wonderfully. You have only to see the first 7 minutes to know if you'll like it or not.
It is fairly straightforward but doesn't lack in depth or emotion, and leaves you with a big smile on your face.
I would watch this many times, and would easily recommend it.
A great story where a naïve and seemingly talentless young from Normandy (1959) girl finds a job in the city as a secretary, and is pushed to achieve greatness by taking part in a typing championship. This romance is elevated by every bit of movie-making.. Music, editing, camerawork, all of it! The credit and title bit at the beginning sets it up wonderfully. You have only to see the first 7 minutes to know if you'll like it or not.
It is fairly straightforward but doesn't lack in depth or emotion, and leaves you with a big smile on your face.
I would watch this many times, and would easily recommend it.